Alpari — نقاط قوته وضعفه

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• Alpari's own site states the brand was founded in 1998 and that it serves more than 1 million clients.
• Alpari states it is licensed by the Mwali International Services Authority (MISA) as an International Brokerage and Clearing Company under number T2023236; MISA is a Comoros (Mohéli) offshore authority.
• Alpari's legal footer names the operating company as Parlance Trading Ltd, registered number HY00423015; the MISA registrar's public verification page lists the same licence number T2023236 against the name Alpari (Comoros) Ltd.
• Alpari (UK) Limited, a separate former UK group company, entered the Special Administration Regime on 19 January 2015 following the Swiss National Bank's removal of the EUR/CHF cap (source: FCA).
• The current Alpari offering is not covered by any tier-1 regulator's supervision.
• Alpari's Client Agreement (clause 7.8) states: "Your funds are held in our accounts, including segregated accounts opened in our name on your behalf for holding your funds. This is separate from our own funds" (https://alpari.com/en/documents/client-agreement/).
• Alpari's Client Agreement (clause 8.6) states a client who owes more than their account balance "will pay the amount representing the excess within two (2) Business Days of the obligation arising other than where negative balance protection exists under Applicable Regulation" — i.e. the agreement does not itself grant negative balance protection (https://alpari.com/en/documents/client-agreement/).
• Alpari's account comparison lists Micro (min $30, leverage up to 1:500), Standard ($100, up to 1:1000), ECN ($300, up to 1:3000) and Pro ECN ($500, up to 1:3000) accounts, and its leverage page states forex and metals leverage of up to 1:3000, cut to a maximum of 1:200 during Dynamic Margin Requirement periods around major news and market closures (https://alpari.com/en/trading-accounts/).